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  • Hey, guys.

  • So, I made a ramen video a few years ago.

  • But this time I want to put a bit more effort and time into making it better.

  • Ramen is one of the most popular Japanese fast foods, although it's not fast to cook.

  • This recipe took me two days to make,

  • but it was definitely worth it.

  • It's probably hard to get all the ingredients I used for this recipe if you're not living in Japan,

  • but you can easily make some of the delicious toppings I made, so please, give it a try!

  • Alright, let's start cooking!

  • Let's make toppings first.

  • I'm gonna start with pork.

  • Rub in salt to season.

  • Then, slowly sear the outside of the pork.

  • Now, let's make the sauce for the pork and boiled eggs.

  • Get the green part of the green onion,

  • a few slices of ginger,

  • and crush the garlic.

  • Add saké, mirin, soy sauce, sugar, salt in a pot and heat it up on low heat.

  • Turn off the burner before it boils.

  • Now, wrap the pork with a paper towel, and put everything in a ziploc bag.

  • Then, get rid of the air inside the bag. Using a bowl of water makes this process easy.

  • Then, place it in a rice cooker, and add boiled water.

  • Press the 'keep warm button', and it'll be done cooking in about 3-4 hours.

  • Then, keep it in a fridge for half a day.

  • Now, let's make half-boiled eggs. (Soft-boiled/Ajitama)

  • Making a tiny hole at the bottom of the eggs prevents it from cracking.

  • Boil the eggs for 6 minutes and a half.

  • Take the eggs out and cool them down.

  • When they're cooled down, get rid of the shells.

  • If you have a container like this, put the egg in, cover them with water, and shake it.

  • Place eggs in tupperware, and add equal parts of water and sauce.

  • Then, cover it with a paper towel and keep it in the fridge for half a day as well.

  • when the pork is done, slice it as thin or as thick as you want.

  • Now, let's make the soup.

  • Prepare the soup stuff like this.

  • Next, add green onion, ginger slices, chicken bones and wings in boiled water, and boil them for a minute to get rid of smell.

  • Place them in cold water and chop the bones into chunks.

  • Put the bones and chicken wings in a pot and cook it on very low heat for an hour.

  • Let's make clam soup at the same time.

  • Before cooking the clams, get rid of sand in the clams by adding 3% salt water and wait for half a day.

  • Boil the clams with saké and kombu for thirty minutes on low heat.

  • Skim off scum while boiling.

  • Cut off the skin of chicken and fry it on low heat until it becomes crispy.

  • I'll use chicken oil for the soup, and chicken skin for the topping later.

  • Let's make another topping:

  • This time I'll cut off the white part of the green onion, cut off the core, and slice it thinly.

  • Soak it in water for 5 minutes.

  • Now, let's blend all the soup.

  • The blend ratio is completely up to you.

  • For example, if you want the soup to be a little more fishy, then add more bonito stock.

  • You can see my ratio in the description box, but you can adjust however you want, and make your own soup.

  • When the soup is done, add soy sauce with kombu and chicken oil in the ramen bowl first.

  • Let's prepare toppings.

  • Scorch the pork slices.

  • Cut the egg in half.

  • Pour soup in the bowl.

  • Finally, boil the noodle,

  • strain it well,

  • and finish.

  • [whispering] Itadakimasu. (Thank you for the meal)

  • Hmm, this is so good.

  • Wanna try some?

  • [chuckles]

  • [chuckles]

  • Mm,

  • it was worth it.

Hey, guys.

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